Plants Feelings Dictate Garden Drama Says Organic Gardening
Washington butchers the lighter side notes a June Organic Gardening piece on plant compatibility. It cites tomatoes near to brussels sprouts as a no, beans and peas as mismatched while onions and peas clash, and adds a humorous take on plant personalities driving garden success or failure.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Bunky
Organic Gardening
Toblrabi
Onion
Rules on Title IX spark dispute over college women sports
President Ford and HEW Secretary Weinberger unveil Title IX rules to curb sex discrimination in college athletics. The NCAA criticizes the move as threatening intercollegiate programs while AIAW hesitates to endorse pending study. Rules exempt football basketball rugby and other contact sports with a three year window for schools to comply.
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Washington
Voxing Weinberger
HEW
NCAA
Mewmaw Signs Up for Air Force Career
Sgt. Clem E. Mewmaw son of the Mewmas of Fullerton reenlists in the U S Air Force as an information specialist at Offutt AFB after a board approved his reenlistment based on character and performance. He is a 1971 Fullerton High School graduate and a member of the Strategic Air Command. His wife Rachel is the daughter of Columbus residents.
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Mewmaw
A.F
Clem E. Mewmaw
Lisle H. Mewmas
Fullerton
U.S. Air Force
Offutt Afb
Strategic Air Command
Fullerton High School
Rachel
James A. Peterson
23Rd St
Columbus
Voting rights debate heats up over extend or expand act
The article outlines pressures in Congress to extend the Voting Rights Act beyond its 1966 provisions. Civil rights groups favor a 10 year extension and broader coverage for Spanish speakers, Chicanos, Puerto Ricans and others, while some officials push a five year renewal. Debate centers on literacy tests, preclearance, federal observers, and potential new titles versus automatic triggers.
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David E. Anderson
Washington
UPI
Richard G. Hatcher
Ind
South
Congress
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arthur S. Flemming
Modest
Capitol Hill
Flemming
Texas
Clarence Mitchell
Mitchell
Wheat Advisory Committee to meet in Sidney Nebraska
The Nebraska Wheat Advisory Committee will meet June 12 13 at the University of Nebraska High Plains Experiment Station near Sidney. Ken Hobbie notes the site allows observing chemical fallow and protein loss research in Cheyenne County as the wheat approaches maturity. The two day schedule includes tours of experimental plots and a morning session June 13.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPL
Nebraska Wheat Advisory Committee
University of Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Janet Lake Receives Kearney State Athletic Scholarship
Janet Lake, a 1972 Ish High School graduate, is awarded an athletic scholarship for the 1975 76 school year at Kearney State College for track. She was a long standing member of the Kearney State Track team at the National Track and Field Championships in Covallis Oregon May 16 17, where the 440 and 880 relay teams placed fifth.
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Leigh
Janet Lake
Kearney State College
Janet
Ish High School
Kearney
Covalis
Ore
Confirmation Dinner Guests at Kay Larson's Home
Guests at Kay Larson's confirmation dinner at her parents' home included Pastor David Nelson and Mrs Nelson, Elmer Busse and Lee Larson couples, Lela Larson, Lois Craig, Ernest Bourke, Jerald Held family, Rick Larson, Stanley Bachman family, Bob Ritter family, and numerous Sedlacek couples from Leigh Clarkson Avoca and Lincoln.
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Creston
Kay Larson
John A. Larson
David Nelson
Elmer Busse
Leigh
Lee Larson
Clarkson
Lela Larson
Lois Craig
Madison
Ernest Bourke
Lincoln
Air
Jerry Sedlacek
Kenneth Sedlacek
Saughters
Avoca
Iowa
Rudy Fuenter
Jerald Held
Rick Larson
Stanley Bachman
Bob Ritter
FDA warns GE microwave ovens leak radiation
The FDA warns owners of about 5,000 General Electric microwave ovens to stop using them until repairs reduce radiation leakage to safe levels. Another 13,000 pre 1973 units may also leak. GE contests hazard. Models include Cooking Center and VersaTronic units from Columbia Maryland and Louisville Kentucky with July 1973 to February 1974 production dates. Repairs are being made and owners will be notified by letter this week.
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Washington
UPI
General Electric
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Radiological Health
Versatronic
Columbia
Louisville
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